Beach Hotels & Resorts in Postira from NZ$200

"Illyria cottage was the very best. It was clean and comfortable and the view was spectacular. We swam everyday in front of the house. We cooked dinner at home twice and enjoyed the restaurants in town on the other nights. Parking was ample as soon as we knew where to park. We enjoyed the beach bar. “Incognito”. Absolutely a memory of a lifetime!"

"This is a great family choice. The apartments Marija are a very high standard with good air conditioning. You have access to the adjacent hotels pool (Sun beds 20 kuna each ) and bar for those drinks whilst you can watch your kids. Sea access also from hotel (for older children as you use a short ladder into the sea , like a swimming pool). However, Postira is a gem of a town: it’s not too busy, with good restaurants and well priced (not like expensive Bol on the other side of the island). Great...

"Great location (personally think Posteria is the best town on the island), the staff are amazing, with excellent knowledge and great humour. The breakfast is also delicious. The rooms have an amazing view of the ocean and amazing sunsets."

"Awesome view and covered balcony! We loved the Front desk lady, Anika, as she helped us immensely!"

"Excellent position next the sea with a beautiful view back across the tiny and most attractive harbour. Good pool with a good poolside bar. On the downside, our double bed mattress was a bit bouncy, not the most comfortable in my opinion. Drinks could have been a little less expensive with 24 kuna (£3) for a bottle of water a bit steep."

"Apartment in shared block. Spacious living area, clean and neat throughout. Perhaps a little minimalist, especially as for self-catering there are only two hobs and a kettle (and limited cooking utensils) but a klarge fridge-freezer. Balcony with table and (two) chairs is great for taking in the view of the channel and mainland and watching sunsets. Comfortable large bed (although some slats kept coming out), large sofabed in the lounge where there is aircon, and a TV. Not on the seafront but a...